Will this work with isobutane fule cans typically used for camping?
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I don't know that the mixture (fuel/air) would be correct. Propane is cheaper... depending on where you are.
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No. This will not work with isobutane fuel canisters. The fittings are different and as such incompatible. While propane and isobutane burn at roughly the same temperature, this torch is not designed to burn isobutane. If you look in the product description, it even states "burns propane only".
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Yeah, used it with all sorts of different mini tanks. Got it on a mini Coleman camping cylinder right now, and it works great!
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I use the cans of Coleman butane that are available at Walmart with no problems.
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I said it would work but was talking about if the item you are using is refillable or you have to attach it to the top of butane. In that case, I really don't know. Sorry
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As far as propane/butane fuels in a canister is concerned they'll work with just about any screw-on stove.A very slight dab of bar soap on the canister threads helps seal any would be leaks.
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Not 100% on this but am pretty sure you can use other fuel cans as long as they have similar tops for attaching torch.
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From personal experience, it works fine with the Jetboil Four Season Isobutane/propane mix. Other will probably work too.
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According to the label on the can, it works for all butane lighters. I have only used Zippo lighters so I can't tell you more than that. The can has a pointy nozzle which gets placed into the fill hole on the lighter. Then you press down on the can (can is upside down) and the butane fills the lighter. I hope this has been helpful.
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Yes it does. You can even use the portable propane gas tanks for camping but remember the heat will not be the same as mapp gas.
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Yes it will work to help preserve the seals and o-rings on any pneumatic air gun, good stuff, for co2 put a drop on the top of the canister before putting into the weapon(Air Gun) I use it on my Crossman 990 and 1322
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Since this torch is designed to be used with propane I cant say if it would work with butane or butane tanks. I do use it though on the short fat type "propane" tanks that are typically used for camping.
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While I don't believe it would be dangerous, this torch is designed for MAPP and propane. If you used isobutane, which has an extra carbon in its chemical formula, you might get a flame temp not as hot as you were expecting. The reason is the orifice is designed to admit enough air to burn a 3-carbon gas like propane. A 4-carbon chain requires more air on a proportional basis. I would try it and see what you get, but only if the butane tank access fits the torch. If you get any trace of yellow in the flame, not enough air is being admitted to completely burn the butane. As such, the flame will have a lower temperature, and could even deposit soot on your work. If no yellow, you still may not be out of trouble. Butane liquid "boils"in the tank at a higher temperature than propane. So during prolonged use of butane fuel at maximum flow rate for the torch, the flame may eventually go to a lower level, unless you were to supply warmth (ungloved hands, warm water) to the butane tank.
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It works with isobutane canister but for best performance, do use the 0.36 mm jet provided. As for me, I have the 0.32 mm jet fitted on which is actually meant for white gas/petrol. For convenience, I just use the same 0.32 mm jet for isobutane as well and it works sufficiently well. Cheers!
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No it does not. You can buy the cans at chef supply stores, some camping stores or look for Butane Fuel GasOne Canisters on Amazon.
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I don't know how it will work at higher elevations (I'm in Northeast PA), I went to a outdoor store & they showed me how to attach it to a fuel can. I grew up in CO, I don't think it will be any different. I went to a small business, I don't trust big stores. Good Luck!
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Hi Joseph. I do not know what an IsoPro fuel canister is specifically but I use a generic fuel canister with mine with no problems at all. As far as I know, the Pocket Rocket will fit any generic ISO Butane/Propane fuel canister. I Hope this helps
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I don't think so, I bought Weller Premium Butane Fuel from hardware store and the can was ok for my refill.Adios Santiago
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The product info for the Coleman Camp Bistro says: *Lasts up to 1 hour and 15 minutes on a disposable 8.8 oz butane cylinder and these are 8oz. My guess is they would work. They do not list much information regarding the gas containers with the stoves.